The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-30
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce nt the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce nt the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Oct 29-Flour-Receipts, Is 176
packages exports, A. 178 brls. and $500 sacks
Less active, but generally firm; prices unchanged.
Sales, 5, 600 brls.
Wheat Receipts, 100. 500 Blu: exports, none
sales, 3. o24.OOO bu futures; 1o4. 600 Blu spot Op
tons less active and very irregular. October and No
vember c higher, later months lea follower, closing
steady. Spot lots shade lower and dull, with alb
seroe Of export interest. No. spring, IS zee de-
Hvcred, ungraded red. S214DS6l9c; No. 2 red,
S3a40S4c store and elevator. 651s6S614c delivered
s33a f. o.. b.; No. / red. nominaily, S9ci No.
white nominal SSlac; No 2 red, October. $3.50
SO .11-l6c. closing at $500; November, S3l9 a
s3a4c. closing at S35sc: December, ga 7-160S4 So
closing at lac; January. s5laG s57se' closing at
e5Ssc February. S64 DS'e, closing at S64c:
March s7a9 49, closing at saas; april sss.9
S9stc; june. 50 11-I60eOlsc. closing at 9Oc.
Corn-Receipts. s27. 300 Blu; exports, 93 $50 bu;
sales, 6so.00O blu futures. and l26 600 bu spot
and only moderately active; Ingraded % Z a bic;
elosing at 525sc; December. 52A0 53lsc closing
at 52ae: january. ,52la052aec. closing at 52lac:
Oats-Recepts. lit 100 bu; exports. mono; sales,
1lo.o 900 bu futures, and $4,000 bu spot,
shsde lower and less active. Mixed Western. 80 u %
34c: white do. 35d41c.
Hay firm and in fair inquiry.
Hops steady, California, 60lSc.
stronger and fairly active; sales, 1880 bags Octo-
i6461i s csc; january. ID. 500 rs 4oc; February.
16.2O0I6.4Oc March. rs goa 16.40c; April, IS. Is
iS$Ss , May August 1879
Nl5 90c; September. 1850; November ussS).
firm ' and quiet; refined quiet: granuiased. esq
11.16. Molasses, quiet and unchanged. Rice.
Taiiow. steady and quiet. Rosin. quiet.
Eggs firm and in fair demand; receipts. 2,427
packages: Western, 12G2lA9c.
Pork dull and nominal meats steady: Western
picked shoulders, &C. Lard 90 points lower; dull
So U nnfra. G6iae &c: December 57o eeie;
Janua " 662 a y. Csc February. 66766.72c March.
Butter ste adv and quiet: western i3025c; West.
creamery, I6025c. Cheese unchanged and dull.
CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-There was less activity at
The o. eing on Change to-day than for few days
past and the general tendency for grain and proyi.
whe.t pit was the promiscous unloading OF wheat
sary in the day by the crowd and purchasing by sew
sra large operators in December wheat. which OPEN
Ing 733le under this influence eased off to 13le
73c the closing figure RessPts at the twelve pri
nents 3UI 800 bu. Corn as fairly active at times.
Sth the feeling weaker The market or ened at yes
u &c, the futures wing the greater weak
ness. changed some and closed l2e lower
for May than yesterdays closing prices. The weak
was duo mainly TO the free offerings by one or
sence of outside buying orders, the market ruled
weak. There considerable changing OF the near
futures TO May Inc snlpplng was less
urgent and the prices for cash were u ssc lower
May closed at 40 lsc. Oats were steady. and fair
business transacted. bnt prices changed but
slightly from Yesterdays range. Provisions opened
strong IN sympathy with the hog market. Yes
terdays prices temporarily sustained
Later the speculative offerings con-
rideraby enlarged. and weaker feeling
developed, panied with n decline in prices
sspec ally for the deferred deliveries Prospects of
larger receipts Of hogs next week with a corn
market aud free selling by packers. leading
cause If the weakness The demand only rnoder-
ate and chiefly from "shorts." Receipts were light
and shipments quite liberal. January mess pork
opened at 622 sold at + ~ 65 0l2 10 closing
the latter figure January lard opened a. 6.4Oc sold
st 6.4O06.62A9c. closing ct the latter figure Janu